Package org.drasyl.node.event

package org.drasyl.node.event

Contains events that inform about various states of the DrasylNode (started, stopped, etc.) or overlay network events (messages, peer discovery, etc.)

Related Packages

Package	Description
org.drasyl.node	Contains DrasylNode.
org.drasyl.node.behaviour	Describes DrasylNodes as finite state machines.
org.drasyl.node.channel	netty Channel for the DrasylNode.
org.drasyl.node.handler	ChannelHandlers used by the DrasylNode.
org.drasyl.node.identity	Handles the Identity creation of the DrasylNode.

Class	Description
Event	Describes an Event that provides the application with information about the local node, other peers, connections or incoming messages.
InboundExceptionEvent	This event signals that the node was unable to process an inbound message.
LongTimeEncryptionEvent	This event signals, that currently all messages from and to the #peer are only encrypted with a long time key.
MessageEvent	This event signals that the node has received a message addressed to it.
Node	Used by Event to describe an event related to the local Node (e.g.
NodeDownEvent	This event signals that the node is shut down.
NodeEvent	Events that refer to a Node.
NodeNormalTerminationEvent	This event signals that the node has terminated normally.
NodeOfflineEvent	This event signals that the node is currently not connected to a super peer.
NodeOnlineEvent	This event signals that the node is currently connected to a super peer.
NodeUnrecoverableErrorEvent	This event signals that the node encountered an unrecoverable error.
NodeUpEvent	This event signals that the node has been started.
Peer	Used by Event to describe an event related to a Peer (e.g.
PeerDirectEvent	This event signals that the node has established a direct connection to a peer.
PeerEvent	Events that refer to a Peer.
PeerRelayEvent	This event signals that communication with this peer is only possible by relaying messages via a super peer.
PerfectForwardSecrecyEncryptionEvent	This event signals, that currently all messages from and to the #peer are encrypted with an ephemeral session key.